Stroke & Neuromuscular Rehabilitation

The disabling effect of a stroke can change many aspects of daily living for an individual and their family.  Once a stroke victim recovers from the initial event, there is a need to re-learn certain aspects of daily activities while strengthening muscles weakened by the stroke. We integrate movement function and neuromuscular facilitation. At Reeves Rehabilitation Center, we provide physical, occupational, recreational and speech therapies, as well as medical, nursing and psychological services for those involved.  Our stroke program ensures that our stroke patients return home with their families more than 80% of the time.

Various therapy services for neuromuscular rehabilitation are offered at all of our outpatient therapy settings: University Hospital, University Health Center - Downtown, University Family Health Center - Southeast and University Center for Community Health

Diagnoses include:

• Strokes
• Neuropathies
• Parkinson's Disease
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Spinal Cord Injury
• Other neurological injuries